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Heyooo so today I watched my favorite movie!

But before we get to that, quick update on movies I've watched since my Superman adventure.

#10: Superman II 
(same genres as Superman)
I was drunk when I rewatched this and fell asleep halfway through, but it still counts.

#11: Stardust
 Genres: Fantasy, Based off Book, Romance
Ok, so I do actually love this movie-- and the book!-- and I considered making the fourth genre Fancy Hair, but decided that was ridiculous

#12: The Sting
 Genres: Bromance, Shenanigans, Happiness
I adore The Sting. Introduced to me by my father, this movie is great. First time I watched it, I thought that the SPOILERPERSON actually SPOILERDIED so that was exciting



Movie #13

Star Trek!!!!
 
Genres: Remake, Bromance, Friendship=Magic

Soooooooooooo for whatever reason, this is my favorite movie of all time.
I find that fact super perplexing; like.... why???? Why is this movie my favorite???
I hadn't watched more than two episodes of the original Star Trek before I saw this one in college (and yes, I do love the show, now that I've watched it) I saw this movie about three more times in the theater within that week, and that was the start of five years of me adoring this movie.

First time I saw this, I'd finished a Heroes marathon not too many months ago and I think I spent the entire movie screaming (in my head) "SYLAR!!!!!!! IT'S SYLAR DON'T TRUST HIM HE IS GOING TO KILL YOU SYLAR AARRGHHHH SO EVILOMG HE IS GOING TO KILL EVERYONE"

here's Hiro Nakamura


So yes, Star Trek.

Hightlights:
Chris Pine's lovely blue eyes
Zachary Quinto being amazingly bad-ass
Beautiful bromance
Um Eomer. Er. Bones. He is great
Simon Pegg
Charlie Bartlett
Ok, the whole cast. They cast this film so well
Space is so pretty

Lowlights:
Not enough lady characters!
Can I count the disappointing sequel as a lowlight to this movie?
The blue light that is always present.


This is the story of Thor's and Dr. Cameron's baby, who grows up in Iowa and gets into fights. 
YOU GOT NUMB TONGUE? I CAN FIX THAT.
I enjoy the way Bones stabs Kirk with needles the whole movie.


Ok, I could go on about this movie nonsensically for a while, so I'm going to end it here.

 







I lied, I wasn't finished.




toodles!


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